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Looking to get clear on the best AI happenings in London this month?
Here’s our pick. We like the ones that are a bit more creative, or human.
Hopefully you agree.
11-12 November, Borough High Street, London & Online
JournalismAI is a global initiative that empowers news organisations to use artificial intelligence responsibly. They support innovation and capacity-building in news organisations to make the potential of AI more accessible and to counter inequalities in the global news media around AI through various programmes. This years events range from headline conferences, cutting-edge exhibitions, and special panels to education workshops and networking mixers – each ideal for different tastes within London's flourishing AI ecosystem.
10-11 November, The Brewery, 52 Chiswell St, London, EC1Y 4SA
The UK's largest fintech festival featuring an AI Transformation track with 2,000+ attendees and 70+ speakers is in town. Join C-suite executives, founders, and technology leaders from across financial institutions, fintechs, tech innovators, and a fascinating mix of non-financial enterprises as they explore the digital transformation reshaping financial services. From navigating today’s volatile macroeconomic and political landscape to the impact of AI, industry leaders will share insights that set the scene for an ever-evolving industry. Whether you’re a global financial institution, building society, merchant, brand, marketplace, platform provider, fintech or technology enabler come and explore the future and stay ahead of the curve.
3-4 November, Goldsmiths, University of London
The ‘AI and Games Conference‘ returns for 2025 to provide a high-quality venue for professionals across the games industry to learn, network, and discuss applications of artificial intelligence for video games. For 2025 they have expanded their remit with a two-day event comprised of multiple tracks where you will hear from the leading minds in the sector on emerging trends, post-mortems, research breakthroughs, and broader business developments. They have also expanded the venue floorspace to provide more opportunities for networking, business engagements, and demonstrating new and upcoming tools and projects. Go and meet some new people.
5-6 November, Convene, 22 Bishopsgate, London
The Future of AI Summit 2025 returns to explore the evolving landscape of AI innovation, examining practical case studies of AI investment and implementation. Attendees will learn from global AI experts across industries, technology, and policy as they tackle critical issues such as AI governance, regulation and how to navigate the next generation of machine learning, generative AI applications, predictive and prescriptive AI, natural language processing, deep learning and more. As AI continues to advance at a rapid pace, the focus has shifted from merely adopting the technology to understanding how to scale and integrate it effectively. Businesses face complex challenges in managing AI-driven change, from navigating regulatory frameworks, ethics and data privacy laws to addressing workforce challenges and ensuring they maintain a competitive edge. Spanning two in-person days, the event brings together strategy, technology, IT and data leaders tasked with harnessing AI to drive growth, enhance productivity, and shape future business models. Meet those at the cutting edge of AI innovation and explore how this transformative technology will redefine business in 2025 and beyond.
26-27 November, Kensington Conference and Events Centre, London W8 7NX
The world's premier artificial intelligence conference in London, brings together industry leaders, researchers, and innovators. It will cover a wide range of essential topics that are shaping the future of artificial intelligence. From cutting-edge research to practical applications, these themes reflect the most important developments in AI today. Join them for insightful sessions, cutting-edge demos, and unparalleled networking opportunities.
26 September-14 December, Goldsmiths CCA, University of London
This major exhibition features London-based artist Lawrence Lek’s cinematic universe where AI entities are protagonists - from a satellite aspiring to be an artist to a troubled self-driving car in rehabilitation. Through films, games and installations, Lek examines what it means to exist alongside machine consciousness, positioning AI as both alien and deeply integrated into future society.
